An IMF Advocacy toolkit for Organizations Based in the Arab World
A Guide to Access World Bank Project Information and Understand Project Documents for CSOs
From Loans to Letdowns: Why the IMF’s Egypt Strategy is Coming Up Short
The Evolution of the World Bank’s Independent Accountability Mechanism: From a Beacon for Accountability to a Confusing Structure
The Mirage of Engagement: Unraveling the IMF’s Lip Service to Arab Civil Society
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Who we are?

We are a regional coalition of Civil Society from MENA, whose watching the operations of International Financial Institutions (IFIs) in the region to make sure that the development processes are inclusive, participatory, just, and sustainable for all. We engage with civil society, local communities, and right-holders to ensure their interests are reflected in the national development.

Our Blogs

The Mirage of Engagement: Unraveling the IMF’s Lip Service to Arab Civil Society

The Mirage of Engagement: Unraveling the IMF’s Lip Service to Arab Civil Society

In today’s global financial landscape, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is often viewed as a key ‘architect’, structuring financial frameworks that dictate the economic paths of nations facing acute financial
Bisri Dam Project Fallout: The Nahouli Family’s Battle for Compensation Exposes Gaps with the World Bank’s Due Diligence

Bisri Dam Project Fallout: The Nahouli Family’s Battle for Compensation Exposes Gaps with the World Bank’s Due Diligence

Myriam Nahouli delivering her testimony during the CSPF panel titled: “Examining Barriers to Accountability for Communities in the Middle East & North Africa– Marrakech October 12.   Myriam Nahouli, along